Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-25
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Bazacs famous novel, do not make up for the
weakness or the dialogue. 1t must be confessed
that, however capable Madame Modjeska may be
10 artfstically interpret the character OF Marie,
she does not look the part Charles Vandenhon as
tor-'stia an agent OF the directory, was, usual
very good
NATIONAL THEATBR.-"GaSparone as given by
the Duff company last night, was not strong nor
brisk performance, owing mainly TO an apparent
lack or familiarity with lines and business by most
OF the participants The nbretto OF the work is
notably weak, and this also had much to do with
lnenectiVenesS OF the representation There is
much pretty music In the Score and several of the
choruse5 were admirably given. Miss Lillian
Russell looked unusually beautiful In the second
act, and her voice throughout the evening was
heard 70 excellent advantage. Her singing OF the
catchy waltz song in the third act secured an
repeated Mrs. Seguin has a serio-eomic 500.
which she gave with her usual happy effect.
CITIZENS OF NORTHEAST WASHINGTON INVITE THE
HERDICS To CONE THEIR Way
The topic Or street railroad facilities occupied
the attention OF the Northeast Washington I'm
pruvement association, held at Melfords hall last
night, DR.. c. A. Norton presiding. Mr.. VIM Hend-
ley led or by describing the present condition OF
Affairs Mr. Hendiey. DR.. Norton, Mr.. Crossman
and others asserted that the III street ear line
anorded very poor accommodations TO the people
or That section The management of the line was
severely criticised Messrs. VIM. Hendley, T. K
Benson and L. Chapel We're appointed as COM
Eiittee u y ait on Inc A-rc company and request
that company 70 place line O1 heTdicS on III street
TO run Oct''e'n the central and northeastern por-
tons % The ci'y- Mr. Hendley said that the super
1ntendent "a the herSiic company had expressed
Willingness ~ pGf on such line the small henicS
which are beng Withdrawn from the avenue
GtS-ss. :. Ia. Er1aoIndE, ID. Il. street and Josiah
MI.4l,i w-rr sdf--i the steam railroad cOmrlit
Tee. III. cnral.!Jte,. ON street railroads Wa re-
qy.-.i 20 cpnri.r before Ih. senate Dist ricf com
1Lttc" WITH the view 10 having the provision re-
qtrfI<~ III" cable railroad To extend 10 the north
e,st section !".1S"rtrd lii the cable railroad bill
Di H"r,".. % " sanitary committee, spoke OF
th- iIiJri:r' % hating citizens report all places
In an lnsIrs4t,try condition ind bringing them TO
The attention VI The authorities
RETIRED FROM THE WoRID-The solemn cere-
monies OF religious reception and profession ut
the c1ay'nt %: ~. d. sales near Baltimore drew
tli,Eer TUESDAY u number of friends and
fel&tis@s 81 The fUJ nOyiceS. The chapel was
handsomely decorated and some excellent music
%As F-i'ired nv the sisters and pupils. Miss Alice
takiG4 t.c name OF Sister Mary Loyola while
SISTER Mary Raphael pronounced her final vows
Father MaJSlL, OF st Matthew's assisted by
Fathers BpIIId and McFadden performed the
MANY N1sliii"to n lcOple were present. among
hheAi. W. 5itlnStOn and daughter, Mrs James
Ayiiner' The Misses Gawler and Mis- D.nsmore.
RECkLEss Shooter FrSEp-Fred Brown a
yOLne cUlc!et HAN. Was In the dock at the Police
Court This laOrnIng charged with CARVING con.
ceal.d weapons and destroying private prooertv
II Appeared IN evidence that he threw a brick
Through ihe window Of Frank Wades eating
and that he Hrej TWO shots III the window one OF
which narrowly missed striking Mrs. Wade The
defendant was fined SO or ninety DAYS for carry
Ing the pistol and 50 or sixty days for destroying
tine w1ndCH-
STANTON, TIE ALLEGED STEXET CAR RoBBER, Ac
QJlTTED.-Tbe Jury IL the case Of Philip stanton
COiUrcd, indicted Tor Ile robbery OF Robert NJ
clarke. a driver OF the metropolitan railroad on
Tire Isl or August last, remained out all last
night and reported "a The opening of the Criminal
Court to-day their Inability 10 agree The court
after referring this being the second trial and to
i.c importance VI iii agreement, instructed them
On the questions or reasonable doub; and prepon-
Osrssncc OF testimony aud directed them 10 retire
again After u short absence the jury returned a
verdict o. not guilty
Boy THIEVES SENT TO THE REFORM SCHOOL,
James Hunter, colOred and Edward Foulke, white
both boys about 10 Years Old, Were arrested last
evening Dy Detective Carter and Officer Gron On
sA.i.ges oil lll-tapping and 1or stealing dozen
knite, from Daniel Sulliyan's stand on PennsyI-
Eahla avenue, This morning In the Police Court
the boys pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF stealing
the knives, and they were sentenced to the reform
SCHOOL during minority
SUING FOR $4,000 DAMAGES ros S1.xnpp
Seieider has by r. Z Dye entered SUIT against r.
iIos LOT siahder, laying damages al $40 600 It is
cnaSeU tuat on the 10Th or February after pIafn-
I'm Lad given testimony In a cause pen0Ino before
Justice Strfder, The defendant charge hirn sxear
Ing fai,riy, and said ne WAS a rascal knav,e
seoundrei anu Thief.
IHoS SAFES, FURNITURE, &C, AT ArcvoS
PROOF safes and complete Ol,tftf q, nInrnhers,
TOOL, praSs nttings, &C. See ADVERTISEMENT for
AIMEE stfl' Tclka haad-toIny-a-s ecroz. m.
ceiling. 2t kerlGaS, Dc5ore o.e auaisrces - a 60